First of all, what happenned to Volodos?He seems to have disappeared from the concert scene.I think he brings a lot of excitement to piano recitals - similar to Jon Kimura Parker.
I hope Parker's recitals are more of an excitement than his Emperor Concerto that I recently saw. Yawn!
what do u think of him? what do u think of his arrangements? is he a real musician or is he an entertainer for ur taste? caro
anda:Has Volodos made a transcription of the bumblebee? Or are you referring to Cziffra's?Volodos' Rondo alla turca, in my humble opinion, is indeed entertaining. Other than that, it is rather trite.Volodos as a pianist I like, because his performances give vivid imagery.
I am currently studying with Galina Egyazarova, Volodos' last piano teacher before he hit the concert scene. He studied in this school for 3 years. He is a musical genius, full of imagination. I think he is one of the few musicians who can succesfully span all extremes of musicality, from the showmanship extreme to the genius. You cant listen to him play Beethoven op. 110 or Brahms op. 117 and still think he is just a showman. The library here is full of recordings of his in-school recitals and they are astonishing.
Escuela Superior de Musica Reina Sofia, in Madrid. The piano teachers are Dimitri Bashkirov and Galina Egyazarova.
it saddens me that pianists of the calibre of Volodos and Berezovsky play in Singapore but not in Australia
Why do you think that is? Not enough demand? The distance?
I have heard that Hamelin is performing concerts in NZ next yr
Hahaha datz rite. Rach3 + random recital. SUCK DAT!
f*ck! if he doesn't repeat dat sheet in Oz den i may haff to commit suicide
fernandito, ezigarova doesnt teach in spain, she teaches in the moscow conservatory, therefore you are a lying. and even if you do study with her that doesnt make you a good pianist. So save your lies for someone who cares.